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Registration Begins October 17, 2011Chandler-Gilbert Community College Summer/Fall 2010 12626 E. Pecos Rd. Chandler, AZ 85225 | 480.732.7000 | www.cgc.edu012SPRINGSCHEDULE INFORMATIONThe college of you.Available ONLY Online at: my.maricopa.edu

• Online & Hybrid Classes• Wireless Campus• Tuition Payment Plans• University Transfer• Career Training• Three Locations• Learning Communities• Service Learning• Campus Housing• Performing Arts• Athletics• Clubs & Organizations

Chandler-Gilbert Community College Spring 20121Find It Fast!Table of ContentsCalendar.............................................................. 2Hours of Operation.............................................. 2Enrollment........................................................... 3Placement Testing................................................ 3Academic Advisement.......................................... 4Registration.......................................................... 4Tuition & Fees............................................. 5, 6, 7New Student Orientation..................................... 5Parking................................................................. 5ID Card............................................................... 5Textbooks............................................................. 5Payment Plan................................................... 5, 6Refund Policy....................................................... 7Types of Classes.................................................... 8Course Listing Key............................................... 8Enrolment Success Guide..................................... 9FAQs.................................................................. 10Perceptis............................................................. 10Student Life....................................................... 13College Services.............................................12-13Bookstore....................................................... 5, 12Disability Resources........................................... 12Learning Center/Tutoring.................................. 13Library............................................................... 13Maps: Pecos, Williams, Sun Lakes Center.....14-15Location Directory............................................. 14Telephone Directory........................................... 16Final Exam Schedule.......................................... 17

2 Spring 2012 Chandler-Gilbert Community CollegePECOS CAMPUS2626 East Pecos Road(Pecos Road between Gilbert and Cooper Roads)Chandler, AZ 85225-2499480.732.7000WILLIAMS CAMPUS7360 East Tahoe Avenue(Southeast of Power Road & Santan Loop 202 )Mesa, AZ 85212-0908480.988.8000SUN LAKES CENTER25105 South Alma School Road(Northeast corner Alma School and Riggs Roads)Sun Lakes, AZ 85248-6101480.857.5500ENROLLMENT SERVICESPecos Campus:Academic Advisement: 480.732.7317Admissions, Records & Registration: 480.732.7320Financial Aid: 480.732.7311Fiscal/Cashier Office: 480.732.7312New Student Orientation: 480.732.7330Testing Services: 480.732.7159Williams Campus:Academic Advisement: 480.988.8000Admissions, Records & Registration: 480.988.8000Financial Aid: 480.988.8135Fiscal/Cashier Office: 480.988.8132Testing Services: 480.988.8901Sun Lakes Center:Call 480.857.5500BookstorePecos Campus: 480.732.7350PUBLIC SafetyPecos Campus: 480.732.7280, open 24 hours, 7 days a weekWilliams Campus: 480.988.8888, open 5 a.m. to 11 p.m.Sun Lakes Center: 480.857.5500Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.Saturday and Sunday, closedFor more information, consult the College Catalog &Student Handbook or our Website at:www.cgc.eduCalendarOctober 3.....................................Registration – Continuing StudentsOctober 17................................................. Registration – All studentsJanuary 14................................................................. Classes beginJanuary 16...................... Martin Luther King, Jr. Day (college closed)January 18 - 21...................................................................Drop/AddFebruary 20......................................... President’s Day (college closed)March 2............................ Application for May 2012 Graduation dueMarch 12 - 18................................................................. Spring BreakMarch 15 - 18..............................................................College ClosedMay 4..........................................................Last day of regular classesMay 7 - 10 ...................................................................... Final ExamsMay 10.............................................................................. GraduationMay 11.......................................................................... Semester endsMay 28.................................................Memorial Day (college closed)Hours of OperationAdvisement, Admissions, Records and Registration, Fiscal,Testing, and Financial Aid hours of operation:Regular hours Pecos Williams Sun LakesMonday – Thursday 8A–7P 8A–6P 8A–4:30PFriday 8A–2:30P 8A–2:30P 8A–4:30PSaturday Closed By Appoint. Closedsummer hoursBegining May 14 Pecos Williams Sun LakesMonday - Thursday 8A–6P 8A–6P 8A–6PFriday - Sunday Closed Closed ClosedHours are subject to change. Check college web sitefor current hours: www.cgc.edu/hours

Chandler-Gilbert Community College Spring 20123Getting StartedNew Student Enrollmentwww.cgc.edu/register1SaveTime; Don’t Wait In Line!my.maricopa.eduSet up your online student account. Go to my.maricopa.eduand click on “First Time Users Start Here.” Follow instructionsprovided to obtain your Maricopa Enterprise ID (MEID) andpassword.All new students are required to complete a StudentInformation Form at my.maricopa.edu. Select “MCCCDAdmissions,” select Chandler-Gilbert Community College asyour college of choice and follow all steps to complete the form.Students may also fill out the Student Information Form inperson and present it to the Office of Admissions and Recordsfor processing.2Completethe Student Declarationof Citizenship or Status Formwww.maricopa.edu/prop300To download the form, visit www.maricopa.edu/prop300/.Complete the form and turn it in to the Office of Admissionsand Registration with the requested documentation.3Attenda Placement Exam Sessionwww.cgc.edu/testingPlacement test scores are used as a guide for course placementto ensure student success.Students should complete their academic placement examsprior to meeting with an advisor. An advisor will assist withinterpreting test results and will make course recommendations.To schedule an appointment for placement testing:Go to www.cgc.edu/testing or call Testing Services ...Pecos Campus–Agave Hall ...................... 480.732.7159Williams Campus–Bluford Hall............... 480.988.8000New students enrolling in seven or more credit hoursand students pursuing a degree or enrolling in English,mathematics, or reading courses must take academic placementexams.See the Student and Course Placement Policy in the collegecatalog for additional information at www.cgc.edu/catalog.Arizona state law now requires that a person who is not a citizenor legal resident of the United States or who is without lawfulimmigration status is not entitled to classification as an in-statestudent pursuant to A.R.S. Section 15-1802 or entitled toclassification as a county resident pursuant to A.R.S. Section15-1802.01.Although you may have previously enrolled as this or at anotherMaricopa Community College, it is important that you providethis information even if you have been asked to provide similarinformation in the past.Failure to provide the information requested may result inyour being now classified as “out-of-state” for tuition and feepurposes. The responsibility of providing the proper residencyclassification is placed upon the student. Students mustsubmit the form and appropriate identification to the CGCCAdmissions and Records Office. Any student who falsifies his/her residency may be subject to dismissal from the college and/or criminal action.

4 Spring 2012 Chandler-Gilbert Community College4Seek Academic Advisementwww.cgc.edu/advisementwww.cgc.edu/checksheetsAll students should meet with an academic advisor at leastonce each semester before registering. Academic advisement isavailable by appointment and on a walk-in basis at the Pecosand Williams Campuses.An advisor will assist:• new students with their enrollment process.• students with determining prerequisites and placementtest score requirements.• students seeking a degree or certificate.• students wanting assistance with educational goals.• students transferring to another college or university.You are required to meet with an advisor if you are:• a student athlete.• in an Aviation program.• applying to the Nursing program.• in the Electrical Utility Technology program.• a financial aid recipient.• a recipient of Veterans educational benefits.• an international student on an F1 visa.• a high school student.• an underage student (12-15) by appointment only.For more information, call 480.732.7317 at the Pecos Campusor 480.988.8000 at the Williams Campus.5Register – Click, Come In, or Call!my.maricopa.eduPecos and WilliamsAfter choosing classes that best fit your academic goals, there arethree ways to register:Register onlineStudents may register online at my.maricopa.edu.Daily online registration hours: 6:00A–3:00ARegister in personWalk-in registration is available to all students. Admissions,Records, and Registration offices are located on the Pecos andWilliams Campuses.All locations are closed holidays and college recesses, and hoursare subject to change; check college website for current hours atwww.cgc.edu and see page 2.register by phoneOperator-assisted phone registrationCurrent or continuing students may register by calling480.732.7320 or 480.988.8000.To register by phone in courses prefixed CRE, ENG, ESL, MAT,RDG or courses requiring a prerequisite, students must havecompleted class prerequisites. Your class prerequisites must be onfile at CGCC. Students in selective programs must check withtheir academic advisor, i.e., Nursing, Aviation, Electrical UtilitiesTechnology, etc.Students can access online check sheets for Chandler-GilbertCommunity College certificates, degrees, and transfer programs.Go to www.cgc.edu/checksheets.Underage (15 Years and Younger) Student Registration & OrientationAll underage students, 15 years and younger, must completethe Student Information Form available at my.maricopa.edu.Underage students must also complete a placement examunless they are enrolling only for vocational education classes.To schedule a placement exam, go to www.cgc.edu/tesing.Students must bring a photo ID.After completing the Student Information Form and theplacement exams, the student and one parent or guardian mustmeet with the designated underage advisor to discuss collegeexpectations and class options. Make an appointment withthe underage advisor by calling Student Support Services at480.857.5188.Class selections are subject to instructor approval.Once admitted and registered, an advisor will monitor thestudent’s academic progress throughout the semester. Thestudent and one parent or guardian must attend the NewStudent Orientation.For more information about underage registration ororientation, call Student Support Services at 480.857.5188 andask to speak with the Underage Student advisor or visit www.cgc.edu/underage.

8 Spring 2012 Chandler-Gilbert Community CollegeTypes of ClassesCGCC offers a wide variety of classes in many subjects and also provides a choice of different levels, formats, and types ofclasses to fit your schedule, learning style, and lifestyle. In addition to traditional classroom sections that meet throughouta 16-week semester, we offer classes in alternative formats including:DEVELOPMENTAL CLASSESDevelopmental classes are classes numbered below the 100 level.They provide students with the knowledge and skills required forcollege-level work in reading, English, and math. Placement testsdetermine which developmental classes may be most helpful.Although they do not count toward an associate degree, they dopromote student success and achievement.HONORS CLASSESThe CGCC Honors Program offers a unique and challengingeducational opportunity for gifted and talented students.HYBRID CLASSESClasses offered in a Hybrid format have a portion of the classtaught face-to-face in a traditional classroom setting, while therest of the class takes place online. The mixed format offers thebest of both worlds: an effective combination of face-to-faceclassroom meetings and the opportunity to work independently.LATE-START CLASSESJump in anytime! No more waiting until a new semester beginsto start college. Late-Start classes provide a great opportunity tobegin classes after a semester begins.LEARNING COMMUNITIESLearning communities integrate two or more courses in waysthat meaningfully connect the content of each course. Theyalso connect students and faculty in a collaborative effort ofteaching and learning that may extend beyond the classroomwalls. Methodologies used in learning communities may includeexperiential learning, collaboration, active participation, criticalthinking, thematic or problem-solving projects, and reflection.ONLINE CLASSESClasses offered in a Distance Learning format take placefully online (with the possible exception of an orientation orproctored exams on campus). The biggest benefit of online classwork is that you can arrange the class around your schedule, notarrange your schedule around the class.SELF-PACED CLASSESSelf-paced computer classes are essentially self-study classes. Theself-paced environment offers students the ability to set a flexibleschedule during the hours the Computer Lab is open. Studentsmay enroll up to April 1 in spring or up to November 1 in thefall terms. Classes are to be completed in the same term in whichthey are started.KeyDay Codes:MMondayTTuesdayWWednesdayRThursdayFFridaySSaturdayUSundayTBATo Be AnnouncedWilliams Campus Building Codes:BAYLBaylor Hall ComplexBLUFBluford HallEGELEnglel HallPECPhysical Education CenterTHOM Thomas HallWILFIT Williams Campus Fitness ClassroomSun Lakes Center:SLCSun Lakes CenterPecos Campus Building Codes:AGAAgave HallBRDBradshaw HallCHOCholla HallFITCNT Pecos Campus Fitness ClassroomIRNIronwood HallJACJacaranda HallJAVJavalina HallLIBLibraryPACPerforming Arts CenterSAGSaguaro HallSCStudent CenterSOCFIELD Soccer FieldOther Building Codes:CHSChandler High SchoolGHSGilbert High SchoolMWC Maricopa Workforce ConnectionsTOKASTICKS Toka Sticks Golf CourseSee page 14 for addresses.

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10 Spring 2012 Chandler-Gilbert Community CollegeFAQFREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS1. Will I use my Student ID to access theapplication?No. The Maricopa Enterprise ID (MEID) willbe used to access a variety of applicationsincluding SIS, Blackboard, and otherapplications.2. Will I be able to perform advancedschedule searches for class information?Yes. For example, searches may be performedfor classes across all Maricopa CommunityColleges; or search for a list of openhumanities classes, meeting on MWF between10:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m.3. Will I be able to print an unofficialtranscript?Yes. Unofficial transcripts will be availableto view and print using the SIS self-servicefeatures.4. Will I be able to register for all classeson-line?Generally, students that have met all prerequisitesand/or co-requisites for courses willbe able to enroll using the self-service features.If you have not met these requirements, youwill be directed to see an advisor.Technical Supportmy.maricopa.edu will be available from8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday.Students needing technical supportcan call PerceptIS 24 hours a day at1.888.994.4433.Students needing technical assistancewhile on the Pecos campus go to theComputer Lab (CIC) located in B123.The CIC Pecos Campus hours are:7 a.m. - 10 p.m. Monday - Thurday7 a.m. - 5 p.m. Fridays8 a.m. - 2 p.m. SaturdaysSummer Hours:Monday - Thursday 7 a.m. - 10 p.m.Students on the Williams campus go tothe Computer Lab located in GSB4 untilBridget Hall opens.The CIC Williams Campus hours are:8:00 a.m. - Noon & 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.Monday - Friday(Computer Lab hours are subject to change without notice)

Chandler-Gilbert Community College Spring 201211Student LifeCLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONSThese student organizations are free unless otherwise noted. Get involved!The Asian and Pacific Islander Club (APIC)This club is open to all students interested in cultural diversity, globalknowledge, and promoting civic engagement at CGCC as well as in thecommunity. Email Iris Ishikawa at: iris.ishikawa@cgcmail.maricopa.eduBlack Student Union (BSU)This club is open to all students of African-American descent or studentsinterested in the African-American culture. Email Mike Greene at:mike.greene@cgcmail.maricopa.eduBroadcasting ClubThis club is a student organization focused on learning and broadcasting onthe club’s internet radio station, www.chandlergilbertradio.com. Utilizingemail and virtual meetings, the club can provide a fulfilling activity to anyenrolled student who cares about some form of music, regardless of theirschedule. We also provide the opportunity to gain real world experiencewith various career skills, from webmaster to marketing specialist to rights/clearances officer. Email Miguel Fernandez at:miguel.fernandez@cgcmail.maricopa.eduComedy ClubThe CGCC Comedy Club is a student organization designed to provide anopportunity for students who like to perform, practice and enjoy comedy. Theclub meets as a whole monthly to play improv comedy games, write and readsketch comedy, and brainstorm new ideas and concepts. Email Chris Reider at:christopher.reider@cgcmail.maricopa.eduCreative Writing CubThe CGCC Creative Writing Club seeks to cultivate a supportive, encouragingstudent community of poets, writers, playwrights, screenwriters, andperformance artists. Club activities include attending public poetry and fictionreadings at local bookstores and ASU, as well as area poetry slams. The clubwill also produce and promote several public student readings and slams.Email Patrick Finn at: patrick.finn@cgcmail.maricopa.eduEagle Feather (Native American)Eagle Feather promotes and enhances cultural awareness and educationalleadership for individuals interested in Native American culture. EmailCarriann Dehiya at: carriann.dehiya@cgcmail.maricopa.eduHands Enriching Life Program (HELP)Hands Enriching Life Program (HELP) seeks to build the relationshipsbetween students and community by servicing those areas that needthe most support. We strive to unite the student body to serve the needs of ourcommunities. Email Diane Travers at: diane.travers@cgcmail.maricopa.eduHands-On Environmental Action Team (HEAT)The Hands-on Environmental Team works to inform, inspire, and igniteindividuals regarding environmental issues and humanitarian disasters. Emailthe club directly at: heatcgcc@gmail.comIntercultural Exchange Club (IEC)This club supports and promotes activities and events designed to enhancecross-cultural perspectives on campus, to increase awareness and appreciationof other cultures, and to provide an opportunity to develop lifelongfriendships. For more information email Annie Jimenez at:a.jimenez@cgcmail.maricopa.eduKAIROSKairos is open to all students who are interested in seeking Christianfellowship. Its goals are to provide students with a place on campus forChristian fellowship and activities. Email the club directly at:kairos.cgcc@gmail.com or s.adamson@cgcmail.maricopa.eduLatter-Day Saints Student Association (LDSSA)LDSSA exists to provide fellowship and religious training for students and isopen to all students interested in participating in student activities in the LDStradition. For more information please email Barbara Stott at:barbara.stott@cgcmail.maricopa.eduOne VoiceOne Voice seeks to create a coalition between lesbians, gays, bisexuals, transgender,questioning, and the community in general where students can comefor more information about LGBTQA people and issues as well as take anactive role in equal rights for all. Email Lori Girshick at:lori.girshick@cgcmail.maricopa.eduPhi Theta Kappa (PTK)Phi Theta Kappa is an International Honors Society that recognizes andpromotes academic achievement among the students of two-year colleges. Itis open to all students who have a 3.5 cumulative GPA and have completed atleast 12 semester hours at CGCC in courses numbered 100 and above. EmailMary Federick at: mary.frederick@cgcmail.maricopa.eduStudent Nurses in ActionStudent nurses demonstrate dedication, commitment, and compassion bycontributing to our community, promoting wellness through education,helping others, and serving as outstanding role models as well as providing asupport system for other student nurses. Email Dianne Winslow at:dianne.winslow@cgcmail.maricopa.eduTeachers of TomorrowThis club is a collaboration of students who are striving to becomeextraordinary educators and focuses on creating civic awareness amongtomorrow’s teachers through involvement with community activities andevents. We also strive to create scholarships for teacher education majors. EmailJennifer Spring at: jennifer.spring@cgcmail.maricopa.edu.Model UNModel United Nations at CGCC is an academic program and organizationdesigned to explore, evaluate, and debate real-life international issues which arepresented to the actual United Nations and its associate bodies. This programis a unique opportunity to for students to illustrate the multiplicity of globalissues and how nations deal with these issues through simulation of the variousUN committees. Email Noel Morelos at noel.morelos@cgcmail.maricopa.eduHispanic Student Organization (HSO)The Hispanic Student Organization at CGCC strives to promote a betterunderstanding of the Hispanic culture and integrate community activities thatstimulates intellect, social diversity, and moral growth among all themembers of the organization. Call Cindy Rivera at: 480.732.7137.

12 Spring 2012 Chandler-Gilbert Community CollegeWe’re Here to Help You!Supporting Student NeedsADMISSIONS & RECORDs pecos 480.732.7320Williams 480.988.8000The Office of Admissions and Records provides informational service tostudents, processes applications for admission to the college and specialprograms, determines residency for tuition purposes, evaluates transcripts fromother colleges, and assists students through the enrollment process.ADVISEMENT pecos 480.732.7317Williams 480.988.8000Academic advising is essential for student success. We encourage studentsto make an appointment to meet with an advisor each semester prior toregistering for classes. Academic advisors in the Advisement Center assiststudents in planning a program of study as well as scheduling and selectingappropriate courses. Information is provided on programs, prerequisites,course requirements, course choices, faculty, and more. Information: www.cgc.edu/advisement.BOOKSTORe pecos 480.732.7350Students at the Pecos Campus, the Williams Campus and the Sun LakesCenter are able to purchase all books and most supplies through the Bookstorelocated in a modular building west of the Student Center (Building SC) onthe Pecos Campus. Note: Students at the Williams Campus are no longerable to purchase books through the ASU Polytechnic Bookstore in theStudent Union. Use VISA, MasterCard, Discover Card, checks with astudent ID number, and cash to make purchases. Information: www.cgc.edu/bookstore.CAREER & PLACEMENT SERVICES Pecos 480.857.5211Career and Placement Services assist students in planning for their futurecareers. Some of the questions we help students answer are as follows: How doI pick a major? What do I want to be? How can I create an education plan?How can I find a job now? How do I create a resume or apply for a position?How do I obtain a job in my new profession? All of these questions and morecan be answered with help from our friendly career staff! Information: www.cgc.edu/careers.PUBLIC SAFETy pecos 480.732.7280Williams 480.988.8888College Safety personnel assist CGCC students employees and visitors withemergencies, lost and found property, parking, student ID cards, and trafficcontrol.CONTINUING EDUCATION 480.857.5500NONCREDIT CLASSESThe Continuing Education Department is at the Sun Lakes Center and offersnoncredit courses:ArtsHealth & Well-BeingBusinessHobbies & Personal InterestCrafts & Creativity Investment & FinanceComputer Courses LanguagesWORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT CENTER 480.732.7080The Workforce Development Center is at the Sun Lakes Center and offersbusinesses customized training: One day, one month, or multiple years.Cost effective classesTraining tailored specific to your needsLanguage classes designed just for your companyTraining for professional growth and developmentConvenient training locations: Onsite, online or on campusDISABILITY RESOURCES & SERVICes 480.857.5188This office provides access and ongoing support services to students withdocumented disabilities according to The Americans with Disabilities Act(ADA) and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act. Students must haveappropriate and current doucmentation that complies with the MCCCDpolicy. Services may include academic advisement, registration, provide testingand classroom accommodations, skill development training, and supportservices in transitioning to the college environment.EARLY OUTREACH PROGRAMS 480.857.5188Office of Early Outreach Programs provides opportunities for elementary andhigh school students to be introduced to college.ACE PlusThe ACE PLUS program (Achieving a College Education) is an early outreachtwo-year scholarship-based college preparation program for high schoolstudents. Information: www.cgc.edu/ace.Hoop of LearningThe Hoop of Learning program is designed to provide educationalopportunities for Native American students in high school grades 9 through 12to earn college credits.ENGLISH AS A SECOND language 480.732.7342English As A Second Language (ESL) courses are designed to help foreignspeakers from a variety of countries learn English by emphasizing four basicskill areas: listening, speaking, reading, and writing. Students should enrollin all courses offered in each level and be tested so they may be placed in theappropriate level. Information: www.cgc.edu/esl.FINANCIAL AID pecos 480.732.7311Williams 480.988.8135The goal of the CGC Financial Aid office is to assist students and families inseeking resources to help finance a post secondary education in a studentcenteredenvironment. Our office oversees the delivery of all federal Title IVprograms; including federal and state grants, student loans, and federal workstudy; veterans’ education benefits; and scholarships for the college.CASHIER OFFICE pecos 480.732.7312Williams 480.988.8132The Fiscal/Cashier Office manages the financial operation of Chandler-GilbertCommunity College. Trained and qualified staff members provide studentand administrative services during day and evening hours. Our mission isto provide quality fiscal, financial, business support services to the collegecommunity.

Chandler-Gilbert Community College Spring 201213INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION PROGRam 480.857.5188The International Education Program supports and provides opportunitiesthat enhance academic, social and cultural interactions. We promote positivecross cultural interactions by providing information, assistance and guidanceto students, staff, faculty and the community. IEP is committed to creatinga positive and successful experience for students at CGCC through access,quality programs, and service.HONORS 480.732.7252The Honors Program at Chandler-Gilbert provides the opportunity foracademically motivated students to participate in challenging and rewardingeducational experiences. The purpose of the Honors Program is to fostergreater depth of thought in reading, writing, and discussion with faculty andguest lecturers who will better prepare honors students to complete degrees orto begin their careers. A variety of academic scholarships and fee waivers areavailable to eligible Honors Program students.HOUSING 480.727.1700Williams Campus Housing and Residential Life is managed by ASU Housing,and provides on-campus housing for CGCC and ASU students and staff.Campus Living Villages oversees the management and leasing of 610 housesand eight residence halls, for a combined total of over 1000 units. TheWilliams Campus Housing Office is located in the north end of the Union“Annex,” Building 330. Information: www.poly.asu.edu/ students/housing/.LEARNING CENTER/TUTORING 480.732.7231Free tutoring services and resources are available to CGCC students. While theemphasis is on providing writing, mathematics, and science support, servicesare available for a wide range of courses. Information: www.cgc.edu/lc.LIBRARY 480.857.5100The CGCC Library located at the Pecos Campus houses a variety of books,periodicals, and AV materials. Librarians are available to help with researchassignments. The Library home page, www.cgc.edu/ library, provides accessto books and subscription databases. A college ID card, registered at theLibrary, is required to borrow materials and to gain access remotely to availableLibrary databases and the Ask A Librarian service. Group study rooms are alsoavailable.CGCC students at the Williams Campus have access to the CGCC Librarylocated in Engel Hall until the new Library opens in Bridget Hall.ORIENTATION 480.732.7330New Student Orientation is mandatory for all new students. Prepare forsuccess as a student at CGCC by attending an orientation. You will learnabout campus resources and services, connect with current CGCC students,campus life, and more! Go to the orientation page at www.cgc.edu/orientation.TRANSITIONS SERVICES 480.857.5188Transition Services provides support to non-traditional students who arebeginning or resuming their educational goals. These services address uniqueissues and challenges students face while juggling multiple roles in their pursuitof academic goals. Transition Services work closely with WoRCS, a studentclub that supports women’s issues relevant to today’s student. The Living Smartseries provides support and information through on-going presentations gearedtowards the adult learner.STUDENT ID CARDS pecos 480.732.7280Williams 480.988.8888Student ID cards may be obtained from the Public Safety office at the PecosCampus or in Bluford Hall at the Williams Campus after payment of tuitionand fees. The card provides access many services on campus including theLibrary and Conputer Lab and should be kept from semester to semester. Thefirst card is free. Replacement cards may be purchased for $5.STUDENT LIFE AND LEADERSHIp 480.732.7104The Student Life Office creates a supportive environment that providesopportunities for personal, social, and intellectual development. A three-partapproach to Student Life, which involves providing services, programming,and leadership training, affords students the opportunity to enhance theiracademic experience, achieve their full potential, and have fun!STUDENT SUPPORT AND TRANSITION SERVICesHealthy Empowerment of Life Planning (H.E.L.P.)480.857.5188Student Support Services, Transition Services, and Disability Resourcesand Services (DRS) provide support services for CGCC’s diverse studentpopulation including the Early Alert Retention and Success Program whichprovides intervention, assessment and ongoing support for students in need.Appointments are confidential and at no cost to enrolled students.TESTING SERVICes pecos 480.732.7159Williams 480.988.8000Testing Services provides academic and course placement testing to assiststudents as they pursue their career, educational, and personal goals. Info:www.cgc.edu/testing.VETERANS’ SERVICes pecos 480.726.4094Williams 480.988.8135The CGCC Veterans Services Office acts as the liaison between the collegeand the Department of Veterans Affairs. Our office assists students withpreparation of the proper forms required to process certification of enrollmentfor their benefits. If you are unsure whether or not you are eligible forVeterans’ Education Benefits, contact the Department of Veterans’ Affairs.

14 Spring 2012 Chandler-Gilbert Community CollegePecos Campus2626 E. Pecos RoadChandler, AZ 85225480.732.7000Pecos CampusACE Program..................................... SCAdministration Offices..... BRD, LIB, SCAdmissions, Records,and Registration............................ AGAAdvisement Center.......................... AGAAssessment/Testing Center.............. AGAAthletics, Concession,& Restrooms................................. ACRAthletic Training Facility..................ATBAthletic Department.......................... SCBookstore................ West of SC BuildingCafeteria/Food Services...................BRDCareer Services................................... SCChandler High School (CH)350 North Arizona AvenueChandler, AZ 85225Career/Technical Ed Offices.............. LIBCashier/Fiscal Offices...................... AGAChandler Early College.....................JAVComputer Lab.................................BRDCopy Services..................................BRDFacilities Services...............................FSBFaculty Commons..........................CHOFaculty Offices........................................BRD, CHO, EST, GIL, IRN, LIB, PACFinancial Aid/Veterans Services....... AGAFiscal/Cashier Offices...................... AGAFitness Center................................. AGAHoop of Learning............................... SCCourses are Offered at the Following LocationsMaricopa Workforce Connection (MWC)735 North Gilbert Road, Suite 134Gilbert, AZ 85234Information Center/Switchboard....BRDInternational Student Services............ SCIronwood Hall..................................IRNJacaranda Hall...................................JACJavalina Hall......................................JAVLearning Center/Tutoring................. LIBLibrary.............................................. LIBMarketing & Public Relations.........BRDMath & Science Tutoring.................. LIBMedia Services................................... LIBNAU OfficeUndergrad Programs.......................JACOffice Building......................... EST, GILSun Lakes Center (SLC)25105 South Alma School RoadSun Lakes, AZ 85248-6101Public Safety Office...........................FSBRegistration..................................... AGAStudent Center................................... SCStudent Life Offices............................ SCStudent Support Services.................... SCTeaching and Learning Center.......... LIBTechnical Support Services................ LIBTesting/Assessment Center.............. AGATutoring/Learning Center................. LIBVeterans/Financial Aid Services....... AGAWriting Center.................................. LIBWilliams Campus7360 East Tahoe AvenueMesa, AZ 85212-0908Gilbert High School (GHS)1101 East Elliot RoadGilbert, AZ 85234Pecos Campus2626 East Pecos RoadChandler, AZ 85225-2499Toka Sticks Golf Course (TOKASTICKS)6910 East Williams Field RoadMesa, AZ 85212

16 Spring 2012 Chandler-Gilbert Community CollegeQuestions? Give Us a Call!All Chandler-Gilbert Community College phone numbers are area code (480).Pecos Campus............................. 732-7000Academic Advisement/Transfer................732-7317Admissions, Records andRegistration Office................................732-7320Athletics...................................................732-7073Bookstore ................................................732-7350Business & Computing StudiesDivision.............................................732-7043AccountingBusiness-Personal ComputersCisco Network TechnologyComputer Information SystemsComputer ScienceCoveyGeneral BusinessInformation Technology SecurityManagementMarketingMicrosoft TechnologyOffice Automation SystemsSociety and BusinessCareer & Placement Services....................857-5211Cashier Services........................................732-7312Clubs & Organizations............................732-7104College Employee Services.......................732-7042Communications andFine Arts Division..............................732-7232ArtArt HumanitiesCommunication/Mass CommunicationsDanceDance HumanitiesMusic: Commercial/BusinessMusic: History/LiteratureMusic: Performance & Private InstructionMusic: Theory/CompositionSign LanguageTheater/Theater Performance/ProductionComputer Lab..........................................732-7221Emergencies.............................................732-7280Financial Aid/Scholarships/Veterans.........732-7311Fitness Classroom.....................................732-7200Food Services/Cafeteria............................732-7362Honors Program.......................................732-7252Human Resources....................................732-7042Information..............................................732-7000International Education Program.............857-5188Ironwood Hall Reception.........................726-4348Language & Humanities Division........732-7126Creative WritingCritical ReadingEnglishEnglish HumanitiesEnglish as a Second LanguageForeign LanguagesHumanitiesJournalismPhilosophyReading EducationReligious StudiesLearning Center - Tutoring......................732-7231Library.....................................................857-5100Library Division...................................857-5135Advancing Academic AchievementBehavioral Health Services TechnologyCounseling & Personal DevelopmentMathematics Division...........................732-7170Media Services..........................................732-7110President’s Office......................................732-7075Public Safety Department.........................732-7280Recruitment/Orientation.........................732-7277Re-Entry Services.....................................857-5188Registration..............................................732-7320Science Division...................................857-5559AstronomyAutomated Manufacturing SystemsBiologyChemistryElectric Utility TechnologyElectronicsEngineering & Computer ScienceEquine ScienceGeography, PhysicalGeologyPhysical SciencePhysicsService Learning.......................................732-7069Social & Behavioral Sciences Division.....732-7334Administration of Justice StudiesAnthropologyChild/Family StudiesCrime and Intelligence AnalysisEconomicsEducationEmergency Medicical TechnologyFire ScienceHealth ScienceHistoryPhysical EducationPolitical SciencePsychologyRecreationSociologyWomen’s StudiesStudent Life & Leadership.......................732-7104Student Support Services..........................857-5188Testing Services .......................................732-7159Tutoring–Learning Center........................732-7231Veterans Services..................................... 732-7311Vice Presidents Academic Affairs............. 732-7014Administrative Services............................ 732-7222Student Affairs........................................ 732-7322Sun Lakes Center..................... 857-5500Admissions, Records, andRegistration offices................................857-5504Continuing Education.............................857-5500Emergencies.............................................857-5500Information..............................................857-5500Workforce Development......................... 857-5500Williams Campus...................... 988-8000Academic Advisement/Transfer................988-8000Aviation Advisement................................988-8000Admissions, Records andRegistration Office...............................988-8000Aviation Division..................................988-8103AeronauticsAircraft Construction TechnologiesAircraft Maintenance TechnologyAvionics TechnologyBaylor Hall Complex................................988-8600Bookstore.................................................988-8106Career Services.........................................857-5211Cashier Services .......................................988-8132Computer Lab..........................................988-8279Emergencies.............................................988-8888Financial Aid/Scholarships/Veterans ........988-8135Fitness Classroom.....................................988-8400Information..............................................988-8000Library.....................................................988-8275Nursing/Health Sciences Division........988-8881Food & NutritionHealth Core CurriculumHealth Care RelatedNursing Science: BasicWellness EducationProvost.....................................................988-8821Public Safety Department.........................988-8888Registration..............................................988-8000Thomas Hall........................................... 988-8801Testing Services........................................988-8901Tutoring...................................................732-7231

Chandler-Gilbert Community College Spring 201217Final ExamsPecos CampusMeeting Day(s) Class Begins Between Time of Exam Day & Date of ExamMW, MWF, MTWR 7:00 – 7:55A 7:00 – 8:50A Monday May 7MW, MWF, MTWR 8:00 – 8:55A 9:00 – 10:50A Wednesday May 9MW, MWF, MTWR 9:00 – 9:55A 9:00 – 10:50A Monday May 7MW, MWF, MTWR 10:00 – 10:55A 11:00 – 12:50P Monday May 7MW, MWF, MTWR 11:00 – 11:55A 11:00 – 12:50P Wednesday May 9MW, MWF, MTWR 12:00 – 12:55P 1:00 – 2:50P Monday May 7MW, MWF, MTWR 1:00 – 1:50P * Arranged Wednesday May 9MW, MWF, MTWR 2:00 – 2:50P 1:00 – 2:50P Wednesday May 9MW, MWF, MTWR 3:00 – 3:55P 3:00 – 4:50P Monday May 7MW or M only 4:00 – 4:55P 4:00 – 5:50P Monday May 7W only 4:00 – 4:55P 4:00 – 5:50P Wednesday May 9MW or W only 5:00 – 5:55P 5:00 – 6:50P Wednesday May 9M only 5:00 – 5:55P 5:00 – 6:50P Monday May 7MW or M only 6:00 – 6:55P 7:00 – 8:50P Monday May 7W only 6:00 – 6:55P 7:00 – 8:50P Wednesday May 9MW or M only 7:00 – 7:55P 7:00 – 8:50P Monday May 7W only 7:00 – 7:55P 7:00 – 8:50P Wednesday May 9MW 8:00 – 8:55P 7:00 – 8:50P Wednesday May 9TR 7:00 – 7:55A 7:00 – 8:50A Tuesday May 8TR 8:00 – 8:55A 9:00 – 10:50A Thursday May 10TR 9:00 – 9:55A 9:00 – 10:50A Tuesday May 8TR 10:00 – 10:50A 11:00 – 12:50P Tuesday May 8TR 11:00 – 11:50A 11:00 – 12:50P Thursday May 10TR 12:00 – 12:50P 1:00 – 2:50P Tuesday May 8TR 1:00 – 1:55P * Arranged Thursday May 10TR 2:00 – 2:55P 1:00 – 2:50P Thursday May 10TR 3:00 – 3:55P 3:00 – 4:50P Tuesday May 8TR or T only 4:00 – 4:55P 4:00 – 5:50P Tuesday May 8R only 4:00 – 4:55P 4:00 – 5:50P Thursday May 10TR or R only 5:00 – 5:55P 5:00 – 6:50P Thursday May 10T only 5:00 – 5:55P 5:00 – 6:50P Tuesday May 8TR or T only 6:00 – 6:55P 7:00 – 8:50P Tuesday May 8R only 6:00 – 6:55P 7:00 – 8:50P Thursday May 10TR or T only 7:00 – 7:55P 7:00 – 8:50P Tuesday May 18R only 7:00 – 7:55P 7:00 – 8:50P Thursday May 10TR 8:00 – 8:55P 7:00 – 8:50P Thursday May 10F Only Last Class Meeting Friday May 4S Only Last Class Meeting Saturday May 5Williams CampusDAY CLASSES: MW, MWF, MTWRClass Time Day & DateBegins of Exam of Exam7:30A 7:40 - 9:30A Mon. May 79:00A 10:00 - 11:50A Mon, May 710:30A 12:20 - 2:10P Mon, May 712:00P 10:00 - 11:50A Wed, May 91:30P 12:20 - 2:10P Wed, May 93:00P 2:40 - 4:30P Wed, May 9*Nonstandard Class Times See Below.DAY CLASSES: TRClass Time Day & DateBegins of Exam of Exam7:30A 7:40 - 9:30A Thur. May 109:00A 10:00 - 11:50A Thur. May 1010:30A 12:20 - 2:10P Thur. May 1012:00P 10:00 - 11:50A Tues. May 81:30P 12:20 - 2:10P Tues. May 83:00P 2:40 - 4:30P Tues. May 8*Nonstandard Class Times See Below.EVENING CLASSESClass Time Day & DateBegins of Exam of ExamMW 4:30P 4:40 - 6:30P Wed. May 9MW 6:00P 6:40 - 8:30P Wed. May 9TR 4:30P 4:40 - 6:30P Tues. May 8TR 6:00P 6:40 - 8:30P Tues. May 8* Nonstandard Class Times See Below.*Final EXAM Schedule forNonStandard Times (Pecos &Williams)Students should contact their instructor fortime and location of final exams for classesnot listed in the above schedule. Instructorsmay make time and location arrangementsby contacting Room Reservations at480.732.7331 orrooms@cgcmail.maricopa.edu.*Final EXAM for NonStandard days/Times (Pecos)The following nonstandard classes will be scheduled by the instructor:• Classes with a start time of 1:00 – 1:55P• Classes with combinations of days not included above• Classes scheduled to begin before 4:00P on Monday only, Tuesday only, Wednesday only, andThursday onlyInstructors may make time and location arrangements by contacting Room Reservations at 480.732.7331or rooms@cgcmail.maricopa.edu.NOTE: Instructors are required to meet their class on the scheduled final exam session. Final examsession dates and times should not be altered.Sun Lakes CenterSemester-long evening classes meeting4:00P or later hold exams during the lastclass meeting between Monday, May 9, andThursday, May 12.

www.cgc.eduSouthern RdPecos CampusPecos Road & Gilbert Road480.732.7000Williams CampusSoutheast of Power Rd. & Loop 202480.988.8000Kyrene RdMcClintock RdMcQueen Rd/ Mesa DrVal Vista DrRay RdChandler Blvd / Williams Field RdBaseline RdHigley RdMeridian RdSun Lakes centerAlma School Road & Riggs Road480.857.5500Price RdPECOSCAMPUSGerman RdOcotillo RdWILLIAMSCAMPUSSossaman RdRittenhouse RdSUN LAKESCENTERCHANDLER-GILBERTCOMMUNITY COLLEGE2626 E. Pecos Rd.Chandler, AZ 85225Member of theAmerican Associationof Community Colleges,a national organizationrepresenting 1,200 collegesAn EEO/AA institution.serving over 11 millionstudents nationwide.